That would be a melted spoon from the heat released by the overheating Powerbookpuckhead193 said:my question is, in the link, whats that on his keyboard....i hope its water..
it doesn't look like egg as the title says....
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Apple's July 7th Media
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melted spoonrockthecasbah said:That would be a melted spoon from the heat released by the overheating Powerbook
that's pretty hot to melt a metal spoon!!
jcshas said:
If that were the case Apple would have made some sort of statement to that effect (Apple spokesperson: "We are concerned, as is the world, at the events in the city of London this morning. Our thoughts and prayers are with all those that were effected by the tragedy. For that reason we will postpone the media event scheduled for this morning till a time that will be announced later.")
I think that there maybe other issues. On the iPhone front only Cingulair had been mentioned as partner in the rumors. Failed to see mention of a major European carrier (though to be honest I was only looking to see if Sprint was mentioned.
). With other products, there may have been issues that they wanted to address. With the switch to Intel next year, Apple needs to put the best foot forward. The anticipated announcement of the new dual-core chips may have been the straw that broke the camels back for the "event".
tex210 said:
is not quite up to dolt standards IMO. Though my PB seems to take the punishment that i give it, there are those that might be able to push the limits.
I think they didn't want a repeat of after 9/11 when they released the original iPod.
It completely fell under the media radar, but they possibly also didn't want to be seen as "giving in" to terrorist pressures?
Or the IBM announcement is what **** in their tree - seems as though IBM wanted to spoil their fun, and the whole london thing just added to the fact.
It completely fell under the media radar, but they possibly also didn't want to be seen as "giving in" to terrorist pressures?
Or the IBM announcement is what **** in their tree - seems as though IBM wanted to spoil their fun, and the whole london thing just added to the fact.
From what I understood, it was only members of the press in France that were invited to this event thingy to begin with. Is that correct? If this was originally intended to be a major new product announcement, wouldn't people from other countries have been invited too?
That was my initial thought, too. It would certainly make sense. But then I started reading the thread, and saw Dr. Dastardly mention the event had actually been cancelled the day before which indicates the cancellation was nothing to do with the events in London. Curious...jcshas said:
Plastic
Who said metal. Could be a plastic spoon. OR latex, rubber, polycarbonate, carbon nanofiber, neutron soup, kryptonite, etc.
puckhead193 said:melted spoon
Who said metal. Could be a plastic spoon. OR latex, rubber, polycarbonate, carbon nanofiber, neutron soup, kryptonite, etc.
Lame either way.
I guess we have to wait even longer for technology that's been out for quite a while to make it into new macs. I would love for Apple to come out with a DVD burning drive that does it all AND prints on discs--that would be dope...maybe iTunes 5 will have this feature embedded into its disc-burning?
I guess we have to wait even longer for technology that's been out for quite a while to make it into new macs. I would love for Apple to come out with a DVD burning drive that does it all AND prints on discs--that would be dope...maybe iTunes 5 will have this feature embedded into its disc-burning?
I remember reading, I don't know where, that this was just going to be a event for the press to know the new iPods a little bit better. I would assume that the American press would get a quicker look and idea of the newly updated iPods than other press, but that's just my idea. Other than that, there wasn't anything else to be made out of this event.
Loge said:
AH HA!!!
So AppleInsider had advance knowledge of the attacks in Londonbut didn't tell anyone???
</art bell-like consipiracy theory>
Apple: Sell UNLOCKED iTunes Phones!
Apple's iTunes phone does not need to have a wireless carrier's approval for it to work as long as it is a GSM phone (the ones with SIM cards).
All Apple has to do is to sell UNLOCKED versions of the iTunes phone (just as third parties do on eBay). This allows the phone to work with ANY carrier that uses GSM (essentially all of them!).
Then all the user has to do is place the SIM card of their existing phone into the iTunes phone. Then viola! It works! An unlocked phone is one which is not given a password which forces it to work only with a single wireless carrier.
Note that I am assuming that the user wants to download their music on iTunes then upload it into the iTunes phone via bluetooth or USB, rather than wanting to download music via wireless service.
Note that the most important thing is the users can use the iTunes phone irrespective of the wireless carrier's consent or not - so long as it is a GSM phone.
Apple's iTunes phone does not need to have a wireless carrier's approval for it to work as long as it is a GSM phone (the ones with SIM cards).
All Apple has to do is to sell UNLOCKED versions of the iTunes phone (just as third parties do on eBay). This allows the phone to work with ANY carrier that uses GSM (essentially all of them!).
Then all the user has to do is place the SIM card of their existing phone into the iTunes phone. Then viola! It works! An unlocked phone is one which is not given a password which forces it to work only with a single wireless carrier.
Note that I am assuming that the user wants to download their music on iTunes then upload it into the iTunes phone via bluetooth or USB, rather than wanting to download music via wireless service.
Note that the most important thing is the users can use the iTunes phone irrespective of the wireless carrier's consent or not - so long as it is a GSM phone.
Macrumors said:![]()
MacBidouille provides some photos from a July 7th media gathering dedicated to the iPod.
The "event" was first noted on June 26th which sparked speculation about iTunes Phone releases for this week, but turned out to be a non-event.
Besides a few photos, there is no real information about the purpose of the gathering. MacBidouille speculates that the iTunes phone announcement was the original purpose but it was delayed for unclear reasons.
Did anybody notice this
It's strange that Apple would request that pictures of an event that didn't happen, or didn't reveal any upcoming annoucments be removed from a site they don't control??
Methinks something is up! Wether it's the iTunes phone or not; is probably something big.
on the MacBidouille website?
It's strange that Apple would request that pictures of an event that didn't happen, or didn't reveal any upcoming annoucments be removed from a site they don't control??
Methinks something is up! Wether it's the iTunes phone or not; is probably something big.
Raid said:Did anybody notice this on the MacBidouille website?
It's strange that Apple would request that pictures of an event that didn't happen, or didn't reveal any upcoming annoucments be removed from a site they don't control??
Methinks something is up! Wether it's the iTunes phone or not; is probably something big.
Or, more likely, it's nothing.
Go home kids, nothing to see here, my guess is we'll have to wait until the abismal Motorola and Cingular get off their arses before the iPod Phone shows face.
http://www.macbidouille.com/article.php?id=195Raid said:Did anybody notice this on the MacBidouille website?
It's strange that Apple would request that pictures of an event that didn't happen, or didn't reveal any upcoming annoucments be removed from a site they don't control??
Methinks something is up! Wether it's the iTunes phone or not; is probably something big.
Whats up with this site then